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The Economic vs. The Ecstatic Individual: Critiquing von Mises

The ideal of a market society (distinct from a society with markets) and that of an all-regulating central government, in principle, arise as opposite paths to the same destination.

Carlos Perona Calvete February 17, 2022

The Question of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bosnia is not the way it is because of the Dayton system; it is the way it is because of the divided nature of Bosnian society.

Slavisa Milacic February 17, 2022

An Untold Tragedy: Douglas Gresham and C.S. Lewis’s Final Years

Douglas Gresham vividly remembers the frosty December day he met his stepfather, the great Christian apologist C.S. Lewis, and later life.

Jonathon Van Maren February 13, 2022

Pius XII, Just Among the Nations

Pope Pius XII was perfectly aware of the reality of the Shoah, so much so that he created an office within the Secretariat of State specifically dedicated to these issues. Pius XII tried—in vain—to alert the American authorities to what was happening in Europe, but the Americans did not believe it.

Hélène de Lauzun February 10, 2022

A Conservative Approach to Foreign Policy

What then is the conservative approach to the question of foreign policy intervention? The answer is reassuringly inconclusive: it depends.

Sam Burgess February 10, 2022

The Green Knight, or Heroes are Made in the Wilderness

We who watch the wilderness fearfully, we do not become knights.

Carlos Perona Calvete February 7, 2022

On Being from Somewhere: Between Conquerors and Cosmopolitans

One cannot be a ‘citizen of the world,’ and the sense in which it is invoked often tends to accompany a vexed gesture meant to cast off the weight of provincialism, thick accents, and attachments.

Carlos Perona Calvete February 5, 2022

National Stereotypes and Global Power

Are we not already seeing Europeans cast as bloodless believers in empty pietisms, and has Europe not, for some time now, been seen as an ineffectual beached whale on the far west of Asia?

Carlos Perona Calvete February 3, 2022

The Ongoing Communist Revolution in the West

The communist revolution of today is far more difficult to fight than that during the 20th century. Perhaps the first thing that needs to be done to bolster our fight is admit that what we are facing is essentially a revolution aimed at moving the world towards communism.

Krzysztof Mularczyk February 2, 2022

England’s Conservatism and the Global Revolution

I do not like revolutions in any case, but I especially dislike the proposals of the Davos Jacobins.

Sebastian Morello January 31, 2022

Category: Essay

The Economic vs. The Ecstatic Individual: Critiquing von Mises

The Question of Bosnia and Herzegovina

An Untold Tragedy: Douglas Gresham and C.S. Lewis’s Final Years

Pius XII, Just Among the Nations

A Conservative Approach to Foreign Policy

The Green Knight, or Heroes are Made in the Wilderness

On Being from Somewhere: Between Conquerors and Cosmopolitans

National Stereotypes and Global Power

The Ongoing Communist Revolution in the West

England’s Conservatism and the Global Revolution

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